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Oh! didn't know John was preparing a new edition!

Ok, then, does anyone know how to do it in Finale 25?
I only can manage it using the cue clef as an expression, the clef tool has the option of placing chef changes after the barline, but doesn't work at the beginning of a system.

John, could you please point out some of them?

Has anyone seen the newest Bärenreiter edition by Del Mar?

Hi everyone, I have this situation: In an arrangement of piano variations for chamber ensemble, a cello is tacet in one of them, and the next starts with cue notes from violin, using :t. Should a cautionary clef change be placed a) at the end of the previous variation? b) right after the key signatu...

Thanks Octo. The pdf was created in legal size by mistake, but it is a letter size page.
Please point out an example for possible repositioning, so far it was very difficult to get an acceptable layout.

Hi again. Here there are two more samples of the caprices. I made the files using an older version of Finale, and when opening the file in my current version, many items got messed, so since I didn't have pdf's for all I had to scan the printed copy I have for one of them. Aside from what you've alr...

OCTO wrote: ↑

07 Mar 2016, 12:56

I have edited these settings but a while ago (some years).

I see that slurs options are modified on a per-document basis (finale 2014). Is there a way to set them as a default setting?
Would you mind sharing other slur related settings? (positioning maybe?)

Felipe

but you may want to consider using one of the treble clefs designed by Notat.io members or using the Bravura font Could you please enlighting me? How can I get them? I'll follow the advices from the forum and post some more examples; there are some tricky places in the manuscript. Any one intereste...

OCTO wrote: ↑

09 Feb 2017, 02:11

Here is one of these clutters that actually is perfectly clear to perform.
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Not sure why, but sometimes dense pages make more sense than loose. Maybe I cannot call it clutter!

What do the curves after second A and D indicate?